Electrical studies support protection and operating decisions. When integrated with relay settings and testing, they connect system analysis to field verification.
KR is the commercial point of contact and coordinates the delivery: data and scope, studies, implementation of approved settings, testing, and handover. When partners are involved, who prepares, reviews, approves, and executes each stage is set in the proposal.
From data collection to a settings table ready for implementation
Protection and device coordination criteria, with calculation report, curves, and recommendations.
Assessment of fault levels and operating conditions, with scenarios and criteria defined during technical alignment.
Analysis according to the phenomenon and the installation's goal. Method, tool, data, and execution capacity are confirmed before the proposal.
Integration of the study with implementation of approved settings and testing, when those stages are also hired.
Five stages, hired individually or as an integrated package
The tool for each study is defined during technical alignment, according to scope and available data
Scenarios, models, and criteria defined during technical alignment, with the simulation tool suited to the scope and available data.
Electromagnetic transient tools, used when the phenomenon and the installation's goal justify the study.
The single-line diagram and installation documents are the basis for defining study data, scenarios, and assumptions.
Data, schedule, and responsibilities
Usually the single-line diagram, equipment data, existing settings, and operating scenarios. The exact list is defined during technical alignment, according to the study's goal.
It depends on the installation size, data availability, and planned review rounds. The schedule is defined in the proposal once the scope is known.
KR is the commercial point of contact and coordinates the delivery. Depending on the scope, the work may involve partners; the proposal identifies who prepares, reviews, approves, and executes each stage.
Yes, when those stages are hired. The proposal defines who prepares, reviews, approves, and executes each stage, from study to testing.
Tell us the goal of the study, the type of installation, and the deadline. The required data and documents are defined later, during technical alignment.
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